Business Administration (BAN) Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

Overview

During the Business Administration (BANP) programme from the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, students will gain advanced theoretical knowledge of management and entrepreneurial processes in the Czech Republic and in the international business context. 

They will learn to understand modern theories, concepts and methods applicable in business.

The study program offers a comprehensive concept of modern business and within it, students will gain in-depth knowledge of business and administrative activities related to the establishment, management and administration of business entities. 

A balanced combination of theoretical disciplines and application-oriented subjects will equip graduates with the necessary competencies for complex decision-making situations at various levels of management. 

They will have practically applicable knowledge of economic, financial, marketing and strategic analyses. 

They will be able to practically apply modern marketing approaches and communicate with external suppliers of marketing services. They will handle various types of business transactions, both in national and international trade. They will be able to implement cost-effective approaches with an emphasis on sustainability, all with adequate legal awareness.

In particular, they will have the following abilities, knowledge and skills for these positions:

• They can handle decisions of complex problems related to companies and entrepreneurship.

• They are capable to accept uncertain conditions and potential risks and make decisions under time pressure.

• They are equipped with an adequate methodological apparatus for managing companies and evaluating their success from various perspectives.

• They are skilled in search for information, sorting it, evaluating it and making decisions based on it.

• They are ready to accept the responsibility associated with decision making.

• They are ready to proceed independently and creatively.

• They are well equipped with theoretical knowledge - especially in the field of economic-managerial disciplines - and they can apply this knowledge in new situations in solving complex and unpredictable problems.

• They are able to professionally use innovative, creative methods, effective tools and supporting argumentation.

• They are able to cope with the demands of project management in the domestic and international environment.